Vital Statistics Service: Unlimited Video Game Rentals Rating: Cost: $6.95 per month for first three months/ $15.95 per month afterwards Shipping Cost: Free Late Fees: No

      
What is GameFly?
GameFly provides unlimited video game rentals through a mail-in service. Basically you go online choose which video game you want and they mail the game to you. When you are done with the game you send it back in a pre-paid postage envelope they provide. I personally love free shipping on the internet so it was a major bonus that I didn’t have to pay for a game to be shipped to me or for it to be shipped back. And yes you can keep the game as long as you like.

Quality, Selection & Service
GameFly has a huge selection of over 6,000 titles, which is huge. This pretty much makes them the “Blockbuster of Video Games”. They also have pretty fast delivery times so I wasn’t waiting too long to receive a game, though I live in a downtown area so the mail maybe faster here, I don’t know. I also didn’t have any trouble getting any game I wanted.

Price
On average I would say I rented 5 to 6 games a month which if I rented from an actual store would cost almost $40 bucks a month. Game Fly charged me a flat fee of only $6.95 per month for the first three months and then charged me $15.95 for each month after. I was kinda pissed about the price increase after three months, but it is still pretty cheap for renting 5 to 6 games in a month. From my math it works out to about $1.50 to $2.50 per game. Compare this to renting a game from the store where it would cost $5 to $6 bucks.

Game Consoles Covered
Gamefly has games for every major console currently on the market including: Playstation 3 (PS3), Playstation 2 (PS2), Playstation Portable (PSP), XBox 360, Nintendo Wii, Game Cube, Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance.

Cancelling GameFly
I haven’t canceled them yet, so I can’t vouch for how they are with cancellations. But from their site they say, you can cancel at anytime and their will be no cancellation fees of any sort.

Should You Get GameFly?
If you’re just getting into video games or just got a new system you may want to give this a try. If you are renting and buying games on the regular you should definitely try this out because the cost savings are obviously there. The average game cost between $40 and $70 to buy and how fast do you get over the damn game anyway? By paying $6.95 for the first three months and then $15.95 for each month after, in a year you pay about $170 for unlimited video game rentals -this would be the cost to buy about 3 or 4 games. This is a nice deal in my books.

Currently GameFly is offering us a free trial which I highly recommend you try as it will give an idea of how great it works. Follow the link below to take advantage of this special offer.
      
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